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Unfortunately because of this I'm having to be spoon fed by our GM to sort him out Hope I'm not holding things up This message was last edited by the player at 08:45, Sun 14 Apr 2019. | |||||||||
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I'm planning on having something posted by the end of the day. | |||||||||
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Hate to be a bother. I'm wondering if you had a chance to consider my earlier questions. Re: Angel I haven't been ignoring your feedback. Just waiting on the above. | |||||||||
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I'll expand this in greater detail but I would appreciate any suggestions for improvement or corrections if I did something wrong. One of things that I am thinking about is that "Super-Form" doesn't seem like an adequate power description here since he doesn't really transform but I picked it because that where Shrinking appears. Mini-Man Aspects High Concept: Miniature Martial-Artist Trouble: Out of Scale Other - Smooth Operator - It's not the size of the man in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the man. - TBD Skills +4: Athletics +3: Fight, Stealth +2: Physique, Rapport, Notice +1: Burglary, Will, Investigate, Lore Powers: Super-Form - Shrinking Super Agility - Cat's Landing - Uncanny Dodge Regeneration (Basic) Drawback: Shrunken size cannot be shut off Collateral Damage: Hair-Trigger Reaction (from Super Agility) Power Stunts: TBD | |||||||||
Micronian Stature: You are inhumanly small, no more than 18" tall. Along with your small stature, you possess remarkable agility and powers of recovery. You gain a +1 to all defense rolls and an additional +2 to defense rolls when dodging ranged attacks. You gain +2 to Athletics when leaping, balancing, or otherwise demonstrating your agility. In addition, you have a prodigious leap: leaping up to a second-story window or from rooftop to rooftop across a wide alleyway is a simple task that, without further complication, requires no Athletics roll. You know how to land, when you fall, you land on your feet and take no damage, regardless of the height you fall from, as long as you are conscious. Whenever one of your physical consequences begins to recover, it gets renamed and moved to the next lower consequence slot, if available. This clears away mild consequences immediately. Additionally, at the end of a scene, if you have any mild physical consequences - whether they are recovering or not - they get cleared away automatically. Power Breakdown * Miniature * Super Agility --> Cat's Landing * Regeneration --> Uncanny Dodge Special Effects: Mental Recovery, Physical Recovery Drawback: Small Man, Big World Collateral Damage: Hair-Trigger Reaction (from Super Agility) Cost: 5 stunts | |||||||||
Sorry on holiday and WiFi isn't great ...thanks any help would be appreciated Basically bowman is a robotics expert who created his wheelchair to morph into his armoured costume and bow. He should be able to run and jump above average and see in the dark. His bow can have trick arrows if possible but not too far fetched so an area attack, an armour piercing, stun etc not the classic green arrow boxing glove arrow :) | |||||||||
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Take your time I'm on annual holiday until weekend so not got access to my computer :) | |||||||||
Powered Armor: On command your wheelchair transforms into a suit of powered armor. While the suit is active, you are preternaturally graceful, and gain +2 to Athletics when leaping, balancing, or otherwise demonstrating your agility. In addition, you have a prodigious leap: leaping up to a second-story window or from rooftop to rooftop across a wide alleyway is a simple task that, without further complication, requires no Athletics roll. The helmet includes vision enhancements that allow you to see in the dark and ignore other visual impediments such as glare or a blinding flash. You gain a +2 to Investigate based on visual clues. The suit gives you Armor:2 against any purely physical damage. Power Breakdown * Super-Form Power Theme * Super-Agility * Technology Power Theme * Super-Sense (vision) * Super Toughness Special Effects: Extra Movement, Physical Recovery Drawback: Need to Recharge Collateral Damage: Hair-Trigger Reaction Cost: 4 stunts Superhuman Archery: You are usually armed with a high tech bow with which you are incredibly skilled. You can fire it up to six zones away with a +2 to Shoot. You have a variety of specialty arrows that allow a range of special effects. Power Breakdown * Energy Blast (bow) * Technology Power Theme --> Master Energy Blast --> Long-Range Blaster Special Effects: Area Attack, Inflict Condition Drawback: Limited Ammunition Collateral Damage: Rapid Fire Cost: 3 stunts Total Cost: 7 stunts Remaining Refresh: 2 This message was last edited by the player at 01:22, Tue 30 Apr 2019. | |||||||||
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Bowman, I'm glad you like the powers. | |||||||||
First, I apologize for the delays. Second, I can't thank Angle enough for the invaluable help. We'll get this candle lit early next week. | |||||||||
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Micronian Stature: You are inhumanly small, no more than 18" tall. Along with your small stature, you possess remarkable agility and powers of recovery. Thanks to your size, the world around you is full of large, easy to hit targets. You gain a +1 to all attack and defense rolls and an additional +2 to defense rolls when dodging ranged attacks that you can see coming. Whenever one of your physical consequences begins to recover, it gets renamed and moved to the next lower consequence slot, if available. This clears away mild consequences immediately. Additionally, at the end of a scene, if you have any mild physical consequences - whether they are recovering or not - they get cleared away automatically. You gain +2 to Athletics when leaping, balancing, or otherwise demonstrating your agility. In addition, you have a prodigious leap: leaping up to a second-story window or from rooftop to rooftop across a wide alleyway is a simple task that, without further complication, requires no Athletics roll. You know how to land, when you fall, you land on your feet and take no damage, regardless of the height you fall from, as long as you are conscious. Power Breakdown * Miniature * Super Agility --> Small but Fierce --> Cat's Landing * Regeneration --> Uncanny Dodge Special Effects: Mental Recovery, Physical Recovery Drawback: Small Man, Big World Collateral Damage: Hair-Trigger Reaction (from Super Agility) Cost: 6 stunts Description of the Miniature "power": Miniature At 12" to 18" in height, you're far smaller than most humans. Basic Miniature: You're a quarter of your normal size or less and gain a +1 to all defense rolls because you're so hard to hit. Enhancements Small but Fierce: The world around you is full of large, easy to hit targets. You gain +1 to all attack rolls because you're so small compared to your targets. Drawbacks Your small size can cause almost as many problems for you as it does for your foes. You're weight is significantly less than most and while your strength isn't reduced by your size, you have almost no leverage. It can be tough living as a Small Man, Big World. | |||||||||
I would like to start on Monday, and start in media res. If you're all willing to do so, I think I only need to know one thing: Do you prefer to begin as: 1. A team that has already worked together, but is still working the kinks out 2. A team of "contractors" brought together for a job 3. Individual heroes who find yourselves working on the same effort due to your connections to "civilians" involved. | |||||||||
My first choice would be an existing team with option 3 a close second. I'm not really interested in being a contractor. If we go with an existing team, we could always use flashback scenes to show how the team formed. | |||||||||
If not a "team", then I think that a good alternative would be for the characters to have worked with each other at some time in the past -- they could still be "contractors" hired specifically for this job but still have a familiarity with each other from previous jobs for other employers. | |||||||||
I'm just going to bump the outstanding questions I have; since I've still not actually finished my character: You originally said:
My question was:
Angel had a comment on it as well:
But I didn't want to comment as I was still hoping to get an answer to the earlier questions; and maybe the your own thoughts on these suggestions. As for team I'm good with anything. Though I think i'd prefer a mix of 1/2 in the sense of less team and more "known associates." Again though, good with anything. | |||||||||
I'd prefer option 1, that we all know one-another as an existing team. Perhaps only recently formed. Option 3 would be my second choice. With either option, we could also know one-another through FATE or Fiasco-style connections. | |||||||||
Imperfection, I promise I'll answer those in detail today. |
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